The Executive Director of the Africa–China Centre for Policy & Advisory (ACCPA), Paul Frimpong, has underscored the critical role of the media in shaping public understanding of Ghana–China relations and …
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The Africa–China Centre for Policy & Advisory (ACCPA) has officially commenced the second edition of the Ghana–China Media Fellowship (GCMF), welcoming a new cohort of journalists, media professionals, and content …
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Nairobi came alive as Kenya marked the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival with a colorful cultural fair celebrating tradition, unity, and friendship. The event brought together artists, diplomats, students, and families …
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China has donated new meteorological equipment to Madagascar in a move aimed at strengthening weather forecasting, disaster preparedness, and climate resilience. The support is expected to improve data collection and …
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From film screenings to creative partnerships, China and Kenya are deepening cultural cooperation through the power of storytelling. Recent exchanges between filmmakers, media professionals, and cultural institutions have opened new …
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China and Morocco are entering what many analysts describe as a defining phase in their economic relationship, as China’s expanded zero-tariff policy for African countries creates new opportunities for trade, …
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Media professionals from China and across Africa came together in Nairobi to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping storytelling, newsroom operations, and the future of journalism. From digital innovation and …
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In southeastern Madagascar, improved roads are doing more than connecting destinations – they are connecting communities to opportunity. The Chinese-built national road is easing transport challenges, improving access to markets …
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China and Ethiopia have signed a new cooperation agreement to expand Chinese language education and deepen academic and cultural exchange. As both countries continue to strengthen ties across trade, industry, …
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The Commercial Blind Spot: Why Eswatini Remains Outside China’s Preferential Tariff Framework
As China expands preferential market access for dozens of African countries through its zero-tariff policy, one nation remains notably absent: Eswatini. The exclusion is not economic – it is diplomatic. …
